A "raw attribute" is an `=` plus an alphanumeric string, in
braces, like

    {=html5}

If attached to an inline code span, it causes the span to be
interpreted as raw inline content with the specified format.
If attached to a fenced code block, it causes the block to
be interpreted as raw block content with the specified format.
A raw attribute may not occur together with other attributes.


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``` {=html}
<b>foo</b>
```
.
<b>foo</b>
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`<b>foo</b>`{=html}
.
<p><b>foo</b></p>
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You can't mix regular and raw attributes:

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``` {=html #id}
<b>foo</b>
.
<pre><code class="language-{=html">&lt;b&gt;foo&lt;/b&gt;
</code></pre>
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`<b>foo</b>`{=html .bar}
.
<p><code>&lt;b&gt;foo&lt;/b&gt;</code>{=html .bar}</p>
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